Tuesday 1st May – Sunday 13th May 2012
We Don’t Know Either
For the students represented here to declare – We Don’t Know Either, is an indication of serious
application, self awareness and judicious learning over the three years study in Art and Design.
It signposts a willingness to continue ‘figuring it out’…this is not a bad place to be in when starting
further study and new careers… Well done and good luck!
This is a group show including 12 students working in a variety of media including paintings, sculpture and mixed media.
Part Three: Sam Scorer Gallery
Opening times: 1 May – 13 May (10am-5pm)
Part Four: Bishop Grosseteste
University College Campus, Lincoln, LN1 3DY
Private view: Friday 1 June (5-7pm).
Opening times: 2 June- 10 June (10am-4pm)
(Refreshments are available at the Private views)
Tuesday 17th April – Sunday 29th 2012
lines / leaves / landscapes
An exhibition of paintings, drawings and woodcuts based on landscapes, rhythms of nature and the pulse of light and colour.
open 10 am to 4 pm weekdays; 10 am – 5 pm weekends
closed Monday
Monday 2nd April – Sunday 15th April 2012
A collection of work from Lincoln based artists which include a variety of mediums. Painting, ceramics, glass, photography etc.
Open 10.30am – 4.30pm (closed Mondays)
Tuesday 20th March – Sunday 1st April 2012
In View of India
The art of India, contemporary and past, the light of India and its blackness, the mountains, the mangrove swamps, the desert and above all a billion people.
This exhibition presents works in a range of mediums – oil, gouache and clay – from Scottish Borders-based artist, Joy Parker; two series include poetry by Robert Leach.
Opening times, Private View Tuesday 20th 3pm – 6pm (all welcome)
Wednesday 21st to Saturday 31 March, 11am-6pm,
Sunday 1st April 11-3pm
Monday 5th – Sunday 18th March 2012
First Solo Exhibition
Anne was born in Carlisle and since then has moved around the country and abroad. Anne has a deep love of outdoor life and has settled in Lincolnshire. The great skies and distances are made for her fresh and clear watercolours.
‘Landscapes with water appeal most but I like to have a building or structure of some kind to offset the gentleness of nature. The contrast between tones and shapes with deep, clear colours is exciting and I try to convey this in my works. The Norfolk coast and southern Ireland have introduced me to the enjoyment of boats and coastlines.’
Monday – Friday 10 – 5.30pm
Saturday 10.30 – 5pm
Sunday 10.30 – 5pm
Wednesday 8th – Saturday 18th February 2012
INKED! Explorations in Printing
The exhibition features work by 3 artists who are currently part of the Artist in Art Colleges scheme hosted by the University of Lincoln. Those artists are,
Nicki Jarvis
Madeline Richardson
Ollie Wilkins
Wed 8th – Sat 11th & Mon 14th – Sat 18th
10am – 4pm
Monday 9th January – Saturday 4th February 2012
The Sam Scorer Gallery is honoured to be holding this most important exhibition. Antonin Bartl born in Francisbad, Czechoslavakia in 1912, a remarkable life story from working for 20th Century Fox in Prague, labour camp imprisonment and escape, Russian army artist and finally England bound.
In Sheila Bartl’s collection of artefacts is an exhibition programme from the forties that lists him exhibiting alongside such luminaries as Lucian Freud, Paul Nash and Henry Moore. Indeed had Tony not been so reticent about pushing his work forward his name too would have been added to the list of the major players of British twentieth century art.
For 23 years Tony taught at Lincoln College of Art teaching and encouraging young students to pursue and hone their talent. His works have been generously loaned to the gallery from all over the country for this show and of course a special mention goes to Tony’s widow Sheila for her enthusiasm, input and continuous support to the Sam Scorer Gallery.
Open 10am – 4.30pm.
Please see separate page for full history and more images.
N.B. This exhibition was previously advertised as being open on Sunday 5th February, final day is Saturday 4th February.
Tuesday 13th – Sunday 30th December 2011
Off the Wall
This is a well-known group of artists who respect one another’s artforms and continue to realise the importance of earlier engagements with the fine artist and teacher, Gill Nadin. As this is a Christmas Show, the work on show will be available to take away on purchase.
This exhibition will be open 10am – 4pm daily.
(Gallery closed from 23rd – 27th for Christmas break)
Tuesday 29th November – Sunday 11th December 2011
Becky will be exhibiting a series of paintings and drawings, looking at the human figure. Stunning ink drawings with a fluid and distinctive style.
Opening times 10am – 4pm daily (closed mondays)
Please note that during the Lincoln Christmas Market 1st – 4th December, Becky will stay open into the evening.
The Sam Scorer Gallery
